Stories by Topic: St. patrick's day
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Check out all the photos from St. Patrick's Day in Savannah
Hundreds of thousands turn out for Savannah's party!!!
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The facts behind hangover remedies
Doctors still don't know exactly what happens to cause a hangover, but contrary to popular belief, drinking more while hung over is not going to make you feel better, the experts say.
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South Carolina ranks 2nd nationally in DUI fatalities
A new study reveals that the State of South Carolina ranks 2nd nationally in alcohol related fatalities.
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A little cooler today, shower risk tomorrow
Sunny to partly cloudy today and cooler with a chance of showers tomorrow.
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People take to the streets to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
Saint Patrick's Day is less than a week away, but people in North Charleston took to the streets today to celebrate.
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Where 'Undo Send' and other Gmail ideas are born
Gmail is the third most popular e-mail service, with tens of millions of users. Now the popular e-mail service has launched a new experimental feature like the "Undo Send," which lets users rescind messages. "Mail Goggles" can prevent users from sending drunk e-mails they may later regret and the best Gmail Labs features become permanent if enough users like them.
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Charleston celebrates St. Patrick's Day
It's St. Patrick's Day in Charleston and what better way to celebrate than with a parade.
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Rain is Welcome
Will it be a Wet St. Patrick's Day?
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A bit o' the green in SC before holiday
St. Patrick's Day isn't until Tuesday, but South Carolinians can wear a bit o' the green this weekend at events across the state.
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Spring break crackdown
The Fort Lauderdale Police Department has posted a list of rules for rowdy spring breakers to follow.
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Gamecock charged in fight
Police say a South Carolina football player has been charged with disorderly conduct during a St. Patrick's Day festival in the bar and restaurant district near the Columbia campus.
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NYC crane collapse
Officials in New York City say efforts to find three people missing since Saturday's deadly crane collapse are still "a search operation."
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Tornado rips Downtown Atlanta
NEW: The twister's winds were up to 110 miles per hour when it moved through downtown, according to the weather service, then increased to 135 mph.
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Irish song banned in pub
It's depressing. It's not usually sung in Ireland for St. Patrick's Day. Its lyrics were written by an Englishman who never set foot on Irish soil.
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